Textile Institute Journal

Sun, C. and Baird, M. (1998). The determination of alkyl phenol ethoxylates in wool-scouring effluent. Journal of the Textile Institute 89, 677-685. 

Then, she joined the staff of the British Cotton Industry Research Association at the Shirley Institute, Manchester, researching the minor constituents of cotton — particularly the complex mixture of substances present in cotton wax and their reaction products during the bleaching and finishing of cotton fibre. Her results were published in a series of papers in the Textile Industry Journal and in the Memoirs of the Shirley Institute. 

Livesy R J and Owen J D, Cloth stiffness and hysteresis in bending , Journal Textile Institute, 1964, 55, T516. 

Pierce F T, Cantilever method, corresponding to BS 3356-1961 and to ASTM 1388-55 T , Journal Textile Institute, 1930,21, T377. 

Conti W and Tassinari E, Simplified kinetic model for the mechanism of pilling . Journal Textile Institute, 1974,65, 119-125. 

J. Text. Inst. Journal of the Textile Institute, Manchester. 

Glosh S and Dilanni D. Estimating the degree of mercerization using near-infrared spectroscopy . Journal of the Textile Institute, 1994, 85, 308-315. 

Index Key. Publications in which periodicals are indexed are indicated by (1) Chemical Abstracts, (2) Industrial Arts Index, (3) Engineering Index, (4) Journal of the Textile Institute, (5) Bibliography of Agriculture. 

Textile Research Journal, Textile Research Institute, 10 East 40th St., New York, 16, N. Y. (1, 4, 5). Textile Technology Digest, Institute of Textile Technology, Charlottesville, Va. (5). 

In 1950, the staffs of the Textile Research Institute and the Textile Foundation began publication in the Textile Research Journal of annual reviews of research and development in the field of textiles. The review of 1949 literature includes 826 references, that of 1950 literature, 1622 references (54). 

In 1949, a series of authoritative papers on the structure of textile fibers was published by the Textile Institute in the Proceedings section of Journal of the Textile Institute (85), Three of the papers are general and five deal with specific natural fibers. 

The abstract section of the Journal of the Textile Institute 207), begun in 1918, has undoubtedly the most complete coverage in the general field of textiles. The abstracts are classified, and author and subject indexes are published annually. The subject index, largely title entries arranged alphabetically under broad subjects, does not compare favorably with the excellent, specific indexing in Chemical Abstracts. 

The abstracts of the Journal of the Textile Institute 28 are very convenient, once the user has become accustomed to the slight differences in terminology—for example, an important index heading is Manufactured Fibers." These abstracts have annual subject, name, and patent number indexes. 

In 1950, the Textile Research Institute published in the May issue of the Textile Research Journal (30) a review for 1949 covering the field under several major headings such as high polymer studies, fiber-fabric relationships, etc. The reviews for 1951 and 4952 occupied full monthly issues. 

The Textile Research Journal (40) is one of the most familiar publications for fundamental research in both man-made fibers and fabrics. The transactions of the Journal of the Textile Institute (36) usually carry articles on the physical chemistry of fibers, as well as more general material designed for the entire industry. 

Development of blends containing man-made fibers is too new a subject to have an extensive literature. The most complete information available to date is a series of papers published in the August 1952 issue of the Journal of the Textile Institute 112. ... 

Textile Research Journal, monthly. Textile Research Institute, New York. 

Indexes and Abstracts. The literature searcher must learn to use the periodical indexes. Chemical Abstracts (33), British Abstracts (32), and the journals that regularly publish abstracts of articles appearing in other journals. Often material needed can be found only in the most recent journal. The Engineering Index (2 2) and the Industrial Arts Index (22) are excellent sources for current literature. The American Dyestuff Reporter 29) the Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists 35, The Journal of the Textile Institute (33), the Textile Research Journal 39, and the Textile Technology Digest 4-0, publish abstracts and contain patent literature. 

Reviews. In 1949, the Society of Dyers and Colourists with the Textile Institute began publishing a Review of Textile Progress 26). The Jubilee issue of the Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists (1884-1934) 299), and for American dyes, the Silver Jubilee issue of the American Dyestuff Reporter, December 2, 1946 116) are good sources for the progress of the dyeing industry. 

Tippett, L. H. D. (1935), A Snap-Reading Method of Making Time Studies of Machines and Operatives in Eactory Surveys, Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions I, Vol. 26, February, pp. 51-55. 

Spndergard, B., Hansen, O.E., Holm, J., 2004. Ecological modernisation and institutional transformations in the Danish textile industry. Journal of Cleaner Production 12, 337-352. 

Yamazaki, K., Okamoto M., 1997. A Review of New Directions in Shingosen and Synthetic-fiber Textiles for Sportswear , Journal of The Textile Institute, 88 3,5-31. Wang, J., Zhang, C., Wang, H. et al. 2007. Air-permeable humid-conductive PTT fiber and nozzle plate used therefor , CN 2915899 Y. 

Badrossamay, M. R., Hosseini Ravandi, S. A., and Morshed, M. Fundamental parameters affeet-ing yarn pullout behavior. Journal of Textile Institute, 92, 280287 (2001). 

Pan, N. Theoretical modeling and analysis of fiber pullout behavior from a bonded fibrous matrix The elastic-bond case. Journal of Textile Institute, 84, 472485 (1993). 

Zic, I., Ansell, M.P., Newton, A., and Price, R.W. (1990) Mechanical-properties of composite panels reinforced with integrally woven 3-D fabrics. Journal of the Textile Institute, 81 (4), 461 79. 

The Journal of The Textile Institute. Part 1 Fiber Science and Textile Technology (1998), 89, 647-656. 

Jasper W., Joines, J. Brenzovich, J. 2005. Fabric defect detection using a genetic algorithm tuned wavelet filter. Journal of the Textile Institute 96(1), 43-54. 

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